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Material Handler

Job in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, 73116, USA
Listing for: Forcepersonnelok
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-08-28
Job specializations:
  • Warehouse
    Material Handler, Forklift Operator
  • Manufacturing / Production
    Material Handler, Forklift Operator
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 19000 - 25000 USD Yearly USD 19000.00 25000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below

Material Handler – Ecommerce / Assembly Warehouse

Location:

Oklahoma City, OK
Position:
Material Handler
Department:
Ecommerce / Assembly

Reports To:

Ecommerce Manager
Work Environment:
Warehouse / Production
Position Classification:
Safety-Sensitive

Join a Team Where Accuracy & Organization Matter

We are currently seeking a dependable and detail-oriented Material Handler to support a fast-moving Ecommerce and Assembly warehouse operation. This is a hands‑on warehouse position responsible for moving, storing, organizing, receiving, and tracking materials and finished products throughout the facility. The right candidate will understand that successful material handling is about more than moving boxes. Accurate inventory, organized staging areas, proper product rotation, and communication with the production team are all essential to keeping operations running smoothly.

If you are organized, dependable, safety-conscious, and enjoy staying active throughout your workday, this could be an excellent opportunity.

Position Overview

This material handler works directly with the Ecommerce / Assembly team and reports to the Ecommerce Manager. This position plays an important role in making sure materials are:

  • Received correctly
  • Counted accurately
  • Properly labeled
  • Stored in the correct locations
  • Available when assembly needs them
  • Rotated appropriately
  • Maintained in an organized and safe manner

Attention to detail is extremely important. Inventory errors or incorrectly staged products can affect assembly schedules and production flow, so candidates must be willing to take ownership of their work.

What You'll Be Doing Daily responsibilities may include:
  • Moving materials and products throughout the Ecommerce and Assembly warehouse
  • Receiving incoming goods and supplies
  • Verifying quantities of incoming materials
  • Confirming products received from production and receiving departments
  • Identifying and labeling inventory
  • Counting inventory accurately
  • Maintaining accurate inventory tags
  • Organizing products into designated storage locations
  • Pulling materials needed for upcoming assembly work
  • Prestaging products according to assembly requirements
  • Reviewing Build Assembly information to determine required materials
  • Making sure the correct products and quantities are staged
  • Maintaining an organized prestaging area
  • Rotating inventory using First‑In, First‑Out (FIFO) procedures
  • Placing newer inventory behind older inventory
  • Helping prevent outdated or older products from being overlooked
  • Inspecting material‑handling equipment before or during use
  • Reporting equipment problems or maintenance concerns
  • Safely handling warehouse materials and products
  • Keeping aisles, staging areas, and work spaces organized
  • Maintaining a clean and safe work area
  • Communicating with Assembly Leads, Quality personnel, and other team members
  • Completing additional material‑handling responsibilities as warehouse needs change
Inventory Accuracy

One of the most important responsibilities of this position is maintaining accurate inventory counts and inventory tags. The material handler may be responsible for:

  • Identifying products correctly
  • Counting materials
  • Verifying quantities
  • Labeling inventory
  • Maintaining inventory tags
  • Reporting discrepancies
  • Keeping products stored in appropriate areas
  • Making sure inventory information matches physical inventory

The strongest candidates will be people who naturally double‑check their work and understand that small inventory mistakes can create larger production problems.

Receiving Responsibilities

Material handlers help ensure incoming products and supplies are received correctly. Responsibilities may include:

  • Receiving incoming materials
  • Counting products as they arrive
  • Comparing physical quantities against expected amounts
  • Verifying products received from production
  • Verifying products received through the receiving department
  • Identifying damaged, missing, or incorrect materials
  • Communicating discrepancies to the appropriate team member
  • Moving received products into their proper warehouse locations

Accuracy and communication are critical during the receiving process.

Prestaging for Assembly

A major function of this position is preparing materials for upcoming assembly…

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